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EDIT: Something I don't understand is how some people, in any field, can just get up and leave when their job or company goes in a direction they don't agree with. I've seen several times where people follow their heart and resign/quit based on their moral principles. Do they have a backup plan going into it? Savings or a spouse to get them through? I often wonder if I have to stand up for myself and quit accepting a lower standard of my ideal life. It's highly not recommended to just up and quit a job but, man, it feels so appealing to get out of the personal hell I'm living in so I can try to regain my life back.
This is a good thought. And yes, there are some people how have a spouse who earns good money and they do this job for the purpose of not being bored and stay at home alone all the time. But there are also some people who don't go to sleep after the work and they really start working on their actual work after the official work. Others maybe have a good running business which can pay for their living cost they have but their head is telling them that it is better to stay as an employee and that's why they have one feet inside the cold water and the other inside the warm one.
But I think that the most important reasons why they can leave the job easily is because they don't have any unnecessary debts to pay off and their living cost is quite stable. They maybe also have learned to take a closer look on their spending and they value the money they have more than someone who just wants to earn more.
I really believe that the reasons why most of the people hate their jobs and why there is no changing in this toxic environment is because most of the employees have big debts to pay back. This the reason why everyone keeps his mouth close.
If you want to be elected as the next president your campaign should be called "I will make all of you debt free" or "Debt Free 2020".
You can do many things wrong in life and this quite ok. It is part of the life but there are some mistakes you should never do. No matter for which reason. Don't be a slave to a lifestyle you dont need. You dont need a big house, a big car, you dont need to travel 4 times a year to Asia and South America. You dont need this, if you can't afford it.
There is a sentence which has burned into my mind from MJ's Book. If you cant afford the expensive stuff without thinking about how much you have to pay for it, like you would pay for a chewing gum just a few cents, don't buy it.
You can find a shitty job everywhere at any time but to keep yourself free and happy is much more difficult
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